Every parent should have this much joy at report card time.
Islamic holy days begin July 9.
This 5-year-old female lab is looking for her forever home. Can you help?
Storms expected to start in Elmhurst around 3:15 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Friendly, fun-loving, 2 1/2-year-old Star is looking for her forever home.
The Kelly Miller Circus is bringing its traveling show back to Elmhurst this Friday.
You know what that means—don't put your grill away just yet.
Want to know more about Mitt Romney's faith? Chicago leader of Mormon Church will lead the conversation.
It was all part of a plot.
Business leader, philanthropist to present The Economics of Sports and of the Real World
First meeting this year is a Spa Day Sept. 16.
He really is "changing lives one mile at a time," intern Ashley Lucas said.
He plans to graduate from West Point and be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
Graduates will go into integrated health care in areas including acupuncture, naturopathy and Oriental medicine.
Students going into the sixth and ninth grades this fall must show proof they have received a pertussis vaccination.
Share a picture of you and your significant other for a chance to win tickets to "Hope Springs."
Metra wants to know how it can better serve you. Here is your chance. Attend one of the upcoming public sessions or comment online.
This should move the needle on your "creepy meter."
The formal disposal ceremony is held annually in conjunction with Flag Day.
Olives, olive oil and pickles for sale, along with fruits, vegetables, plants and more.
What a difference a day makes.
Here's everything you need to know about our city's long-standing tradition.
Russ Dale has four children, ages 8-15, and his medical bills are overwhelming. Everyone is invited to a fund-raiser June 1 to help defray the cost of therapy.
Renovations will be completed in the fall, in time for the college's production of "Putnam County Spelling Bee."
Abril and Sabrina Stoddard say the competition will help them develop confidence and composure.
The Spring Road Pet Parade is this Saturday, May 19.
Or, perhaps, a concert; will it be Dave Matthews music or Elmhurst Symphony?
Here's a quick look at the obvious—and the not-so-obvious—happenings in town.
Whether you're jettisoning junk or in search of treasure, let people know on Elmhurst Patch. It's free!
Released last Thursday, Polymer climbed to the top of the charts within hours; over the weekend, it remained among top game apps for iPhone and iPad.
A former Marine, Dave Thompson participates in many fund-raisers, including one big one each year. This year, he chose Skyline Plunge! Chicago.
Still time to sign up for local events to raise money for American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Godspell is getting rave reviews, and you can get a lesson in the environment, line-dance the night away, swoon to Diva Montell and so much more.
Many items welcome at this Saturday's event, including electronics.
Even after a years-long process, Rev. Norma Lee Barnhart says the church is just beginning to demonstrate its welcoming of gays, lesbians and transgenders.
Thousands turn out at Wilder Park Saturday for the annual Easter egg hunt.
The timing is right for families to hit them both.
He got them all correct without even seeing one of the movies that won.
It was windy—we almost lost our Patch tent—but much St. Paddy's Day fun was had by all.